Blog, Screw compressors and expanders
Preview on new features in TwinMesh™ 2019: CFD simulation of a SRM screw compressor with heating of rotor and casing solids with ANSYS CFX. On the right hand side, solid surface temperatures are shown, on the left hand side the temperature on two perpendicular section...
Blog, External gear pumps, Gerotor pumps, Internal gear pumps, Lobe blowers, Lobe pumps, Screw compressors and expanders, Scroll compressors and expanders, Vane Pumps
Good news is on your way – the success of the revolutionary meshing solution TwinMesh™ continues and grows more and more! Scientific papers, conference presentations, success stories, validation projects, and new reference customers – a lot of things happened...
Blog, Lobe blowers, Lobe pumps
Here is our second preview on new features in TwinMesh™ 2019: CFX Berlin implemented a mesh interpolation method in User Fortran. So far, the time step size of the CFD simulation has to be set according to the desired revolution speed and the prescribed angle...
Blog, Screw compressors and expanders
Here we are with our first preview on new features in TwinMesh™ 2019: CFX Berlin implemented non-reflective boundary condition (NRBC) in ANSYS CFX via User Fortran in a stable and robust way so that they can be used for positive displacement compressors instead of the...
Blog, External gear pumps, Gerotor pumps, Internal gear pumps, Lobe blowers, Lobe pumps, Screw compressors and expanders, Scroll compressors and expanders, Vane Pumps
Outstanding news for developers of screw machines, gear and lobe pumps, vane and rolling piston pumps, and other rotary pd machines: our new version TwinMesh 2017 is now available for you. We put a lot of effort in improving workflow and developing exciting and handy...
Blog, Scroll compressors and expanders
Approximately 33% of the thermal energy that comes directly from the internal combustions of a diesel engine is wasted via the exhaust gases. Thus, a waste heat recovery (WHR) system has been looked into to make use of that energy. Another benefit from using a WHR...
